Basking Shark Scotland offer high adventure, low impact, eco-conscious tours run by our fantastic team of marine biologists. Come visit the biggest basking shark hotspot in the world and spend …
Basking Shark Scotland offer high adventure, low impact, eco-conscious tours run by our fantastic team of marine biologists. Come visit the biggest basking shark hotspot in the world and spend time with these gentle giants in the abundant waters of the Inner Hebrides. In addition to shark tours we run guided wildlife experiences and boat tours, scuba diving, stand up paddle boarding, kayaking and many other adventures.
Did the snorkling and seal lagoon trip! It was incredible. Seen lots of dolphins. So much life under the sea! Seen a cat skark, lots of crabs, scallops, a seal and so much more! Spent 2 full hours sn… Full review by Danielfrassinet f
Sep 28, 2024
We were a mother/ daughter pair within 4 different groups; family, couple or solo; 9 adults and 2 children. The Basking Shark had room for all, and folk moved around between the wet and dry spaces co… Full review by 9MJM99
Sep 26, 2024
What an amazing experience - I would recommend this to anyone who loves the water and our wildlife. The Skipper and Guides were so helpful and knowledgeable and looked after us really well. The kit h… Full review by Pioneer606445
I'm booked onto a three day trip in August and just looking for advice on what I need to bring, in particular clothing wise. Many Thanks.
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Bring all food for the day and water. Clothing wise I’d suggest layers. Bring clothes for warm weather in August but also possibly to get wet from rain or waves when the boat is …
Bring all food for the day and water. Clothing wise I’d suggest layers. Bring clothes for warm weather in August but also possibly to get wet from rain or waves when the boat is moving. I’d suggest a raincoat, some thick layers which you can take off if the weather is good. Make sure you take a hat and sunglasses and sun cream too! Shoes wise something you don’t mind getting a bit damp, good soles. I’d take a towel if you are going snorkelling too.
We are coming up to Oban on 23rd and 24th March - do your sea life tours/ snorkels start as early as this? thanks yo
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Generally we'll start at the beginning of April , but can run trips earlier if enough numbers. Best to email us (I don't think we can post our email here) so get us through the website. Thanks
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How long will we be at sea?
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Our Oban day tours last around 8 hours including 2-3 hours travel time each way to the destination. En route there will be plenty of scenery and wildlife to...
Sep 28, 2024
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